Four founders tell it themselves: what they came in with, and what they left with.
Four of the 100+
Real estate tokenizationEngaged March 2025 · formerly Quest Crypto
Came in with
A name that described nothing, and no package to carry a $14M pre-money round.
Left with
A new name, a 28-page brief, a 506(c) memorandum and an investor portal Deal Box runs.
Christian BarlowCEO, RWAP TechnologiesRead the storyBlockchain and digital assetsEngaged November 2020
Came in with
A differentiated product in 2020, when a deck alone would not move serious investors.
Left with
The full package, a branded portal, and a completed raise closed through Vertalo.
Bob KramichFounder and CEO, BEASYRead the storyTechnologyEngaged September 2020
Came in with
An early-stage team that could not afford to spend its raise learning compliance.
Left with
Every document in place before the first investor conversation, and the operations run for them.
Joshua PendrickCo-Founder and CEO, RypplzzRead the storyTechnologyEngaged May 2025
Came in with
A strong company heading into Series A diligence with no single place to hold it.
Left with
One data room, one model and one story, told the same way at every meeting.
Craig KohlerCEO, ONVI IIIRead the storyThree more of the 100+
Closed $2,000,000
Came in with
A stack of payments software ready for market, and a share structure that could not take the round.
Left with
Shares restructured for a direct 506(c) offering, the full package, and a $2M Series A.
Massimo BaroneCEO, SmartCard Marketing SystemsRead the storyClosed $800,000
Came in with
A patent-pending cordless sprayer and a proven team, without the capital to manufacture at volume.
Left with
An $800K seed round from a direct 506(c) offering, sales ramped and key utility patents secured.
Chris GurerriCEO, Victory InnovationsRead the storyClosed $200,000
Came in with
A business structure that would not allow investment, in a category most investors had never heard of.
Left with
Equity restructured for a direct 506(c) offering, a $200K seed round, and the first product launch.
Tony SalemiPresident and CEO, MicrobeGuardRead the storyWhat packaging means
Founders arrive with a deck. Investors ask for six things behind it, and a raise stalls on whichever one is missing. Deal Box builds all six before the first meeting.
See packagingTen years in numbers
In their words
$3Mclosed in 90 days
“Deal Box was the most important partner for completing our raise and understanding how to best position our company for the future.”
$2Mclosed in 90 days
“Deal Box helped our team identify the right framework for our offering. Deal Box have helped our company achieve the seemingly impossible.”
Massimo BaroneCEO, SmartCard$800Kclosed in 120 days
“Deal Box communicated our value proposition effectively to our prospective investors and provided the strategy we needed to win.”
Chris GurerriCEO, Victory Innovations$300Kclosed in 30 days
“Deal Box allowed us to concentrate on our product and profitability. Investment Packaging is a winning formula for raising money efficiently.”
Taylor WallaceChief of Staff, TNS$200Kclosed in 120 days
“My original deal wouldn't allow for investment. Deal Box helped us structure our equity in a way that made the business speak for itself.”
Tony SalemiCEO, Microbeguard“Any early stage company looking to raise funds is going to want to use Deal Box. It will save them a lot of time and energy.”
Joshua PendrickCo-Founder and CEO, Rypplzz“Deal Box's Investment Packaging brought structure and clarity to ONVI's raise, helping us communicate our value to investors with one organized, credible platform.”
Craig KohlerCEO, ONVI IIITalk to the team that packaged all 66, and leave with a clear plan for your raise.
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